Budget rules end as deficit fears loom for Congress
Federal budget protocols dating from 1990 expired last Monday and risk a renewed deficit path this fall. The rules capped spending growth and required cost analysis for new initiatives, contributing to surpluses in 1999 and a long economic expansion when the economy was strong. Some lawmakers push to extend the rules despite White House opposition, viewing renewal as essential for taxpayers and future prosperity.
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Bush urged to reopen docks to avert national damage
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer argues President Bush should seek a court order to reopen the dock labor dispute. A renewed shutdown endangers farm exports and holiday imports. Mediators must push a quick settlement as both sides push for a win-lose outcome, warning trade could shift if talks fail.
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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Submissions and Contacts
The Baytown Sun invites public issues discussion with weekly editorial meetings at 2 p.m. Wednesdays. Submit letters up to 300 words or guest columns up to 500 words with signature and contact details. Include one monthly submission limit and note political content rules around elections.
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Miss America Erika Harold stands firm on abstinence pledge
Columnist Joseph Perkins notes Erika Harold, Miss America, defends abstinence messaging despite pageant pushback. Critics cite abstinence program studies. supporters cite a JAMA report linking pledges to delayed sexual activity. Perkins contrasts Harold with Kate Shindle and discusses federal funding debates on abstinence education.
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Ninth-Grade Center Proposed for Goose Creek ISD
A Baytown reader argues for a district wide ninth grade center with 10th to 12th grade classes at Robert E. Lee and Ross S. Sterling high schools. The plan would ease logistics, save costs, and provide a transition from junior to high school while preserving academic programs and facility usage.
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Tragedy Echoes Noah Days in Baytown Message
Boots Janowsid of Baytown warns that today mirrors biblical Noah times with wars, disasters, and pestilence. He cites earthquakes floods fires and disease as signs, urging readers to look up for redemption.
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